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. 2014 Oct 31;42(21):13405–13421. doi: 10.1093/nar/gku1093

Table 3. Photophysical parameters of C8-aryl-dG modified NarI(12).

X N λex Δλex λem Δλem Δν Irel
(nm)a (nm)b (nm) (nm) (cm−1)c (em)d
FurG /e 312 / 381 / 5804 /
FurG C 314 2 381 0 5600 0.45
FurG G 312 0 382 1 5873 0.48
FurG THF 305 -7 383 2 6677 2.21
FurG −2 306 -6 380 -1 6364 2.97
PhG / 290 / 395 / 9166 /
PhG C 302 12 394 -1 7732 0.38
PhG G 300 10 391 -4 7758 0.28
PhG THF 297 7 398 3 8544 0.79
PhG −2 296 6 395 0 8467 0.80
CNPhG / 334 / 464 / 8388 /
CNPhG C 332 -2 462 -2 8476 1.04
CNPhG G 335 1 462 -2 8206 2.28
CNPhG THF 335 1 453 -11 7776 2.00
CNPhG −2 333 -1 457 -7 8148 3.92
QG / 321 / 477 / 10 189 /
QG C 322 1 475 -2 10 003 0.41
QG G 324 3 480 3 10 031 1.55
QG THF 327 6 467 -10 9168 2.24
QG −2 329 8 468 -9 9027 4.92

aAll spectra of single-strand NarI(12) and duplexes (6 μM) were recorded in 50 mM sodium phosphate buffer, pH 7, with 0.1 M NaCl at 10ºC.

bChange in excitation or emission maximum for duplex versus single strand.

cStokes’ shift (Δν) is calculated as (1/λex – 1/λem).

dIrel = Iduplex/Isingle-strand

e/ indicates optical properties of the modified base in the single strand.